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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jimmy-bones, post: 72692, member: 2794&quot;]Don&#039;t give up!. From what it sounds like GD and CT are accurate. There are a fair share if magician&#039;s coins in circulation. Many that have been in circulation for awhile are very difficult to separate. Take a loupe at least 10Xs magnification and look around the rim (between the lettering and the rim of the coin). Try both sides. You are looking for a cut line. If you don&#039;t see it&nbsp; try again, or use greater magnification. Extremely percise jewlers tools are used to create this cut. The line is often thinner than a human hair. It is meant to be hidden. Another thought is to try to open it in a different manner. Some magician coins (or box coins) pop out by tapping the side on a table. Other&#039;s&nbsp; actually screw out, by pushing your thumb down on the face and turning.&nbsp; There are also versions which have a hinge inside the coin. These are the hardest to open. You have to push down and slide up the face of the coin.</p><p>Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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